Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-04-16
LOCAL BRHyITIEs.

Baird's minstrel troupe left yesterday for
Stockton.
At St. Paul's Church the Easter services
viii be repeated.
The Sacramento river receded to the 90
foot mark again yesterday.
The steamer San Joaquin, No. 3, arrived
from the upper Sacramento yesterday with
barge load of wood.
Entries b the races of the Capital Turf
Clubs spring meeting close with the Sec
rotary, E. l. Robinson. TO cay.
The only arrests made yesterday were
those OF George Thompson, by Deputy
Sheriff Coffey, for being drunk and Louisa
Barld, by officer Rice, for exhibiting.
meeting of all interested in having the
upper Stockton road sprinkled as far as the
Lake House will be held at the Lake House
tomorrow to consult relative to the matter.
large number of Sacramentans went
TO San Francisco yesterday TO attend the
Blood Horse races, which commence to-
day, and others are going down this morn
ing.
The car Palo Alto came down from Sena-
tor S,arford's ranch at Vina yesterday, en-
route TO his ranch at Palo Alto with num-
Der of brood mares and colts, and also two
or three young trotters to be trained.
The Medical Society of the State of Cal
ifornia will meet in seventeenth annual
session at B'nai Birth Hal, 1920 Eddy
street, San Francisco. next Wednesday, the
10th instant, at 10 A. NJ, and continue in
session three days.
At meeting OF st. Paul's Guild, con-
nected with st. Paul's Church, THURSDAY.
the following officers were elected Presi.
Aart
dent, Mrs. w. H. Hamilton Second Vice
President, Mrs. NJ. H. Lewis; Secretary
Mrs. w. d. Lawton; Treasurer, Mrs. r. o.
Cravens.
Mrs. Lydia Harris, wife of T. Spencer
Harris, editor of the antelope Valgey Ne1cs,
published at Rosamond, Kern county, died
at Los Angeles on the 18th inst, from
the effects of a cold following after a sur
gical operation had been performed upon
her. Mrs. Harris formerly resided in Sac
ramento, and had many friends here.
The big and little bugs were exceedingly
numerous about the electric lights last
night, the weather being warm. At IL
O'Clock the light at the intersection of
Fourth and j streets had been almost ex-
ungulshed, III consequence of the globe
around it becoming filled with beetles and
bugs, then smoking mass, and at the sta
tlon-houSe the visitation amounted to an
invasion.
Capital City Grove, No. &c, U. A. o. was
organized in this city Thursday evening by
the n. G. A, Dr. r. H. Morton, with the
following officers J. J Buckley, n. a;
John Svetnich, V. A; J. D. Moynahan,
Secretary j. n. Dolan, Financial Secre-
tary; ]. j. Nagele, Treasurer; NJ. Stein, Con
ductor; " De Sano, l. G.; Frank Silva, O.
G. Trustees-Levi Gardner, J. w. Camp
bell and Charles Mckay. District Deputy,
James McCaw.
The San Francisco papers are Joking
Police Judge Hornblower, of that city, rel
alive TO the favor they say he shows any
offender brought before him who asserts
that he came from Niggerhead, Ell Dorado
county, where the Judge formerly lived.
At the Sacramento Police Court they init
mate that City Attorney Hart, a former
Colusa county man, recognizes four pleas
of offenders before that tribunal-guilty,
not guilty, previous jeopardy and former
residence III Colusa
The average Signal Service temperature
In Sacramento yesterday was $500, 81
above the average or normal temperature
for that day (15th) for nine years. The
average rainfall for the 10th day of April
in nine years is II of an inch. and the
ave- dSc AdInidil lOI yesterday WAS 90 OF an
inch ahead of the average precipitation on
that day for nine years. The highest and
lowest temperature yesterday was TO and
so, with light northerly winds in the
morning and evening and brisk northerly
winds in the fore and afternoons. Weather
clear and barometer 2976 and falling.
A bright little boy visited the Chief of
Policies office day or two ago, accompa.
MED by his father and mother. and was al
lowed to pick all the flowers he desired
from the station-house garden to make
bouquets. Of course he created quite
litter in the Office, and as they were going
away his mother suggested that he clean it
up. The little fellow had thought of doing
so, but officer Leavy told him he needn't
mind-a trusty would attend to it. Conse-
quently, i'll response to his mothers sug-
gestion, he replied: az needn't mamma
Mr.. Leavy says the Board of Trustees will
come around and clean it up"